PodCamp on a cruise ship

Posted by on Mar 18, 2007 in PodCamp | 6 comments

I’m going to PodCruise. Hell, I’m sponsoring. This is such an awesome idea – because after you factor in hotel and meals, attending a PodCamp usually costs a fair penny anyway.

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  • http://musicface.com/uncleseth/news.html Jay Moonah from Uncle Seth

    Holy crap, that’s awesome!!! Wish I could afford this… hey, think they need PodCruise band? :-)

  • http://musicface.com/uncleseth/news.html Jay Moonah from Uncle Seth

    Holy crap, that’s awesome!!! Wish I could afford this… hey, think they need PodCruise band? :-)

  • http://www.Bryper.com/ Bryan Person, Bryper.com

    Isn’t one of the rules of PodCamp that the event is free? Does that apply to “PodCruise”?

  • http://www.Bryper.com Bryan Person, Bryper.com

    Isn’t one of the rules of PodCamp that the event is free? Does that apply to “PodCruise”?

  • http://www.ChristopherSPenn.com/ Christopher S. Penn

    In this case, after reviewing Hank Otero’s basic planning worksheets, what’s being charged for is the hotel and food. The event itself is free, and a quick back-of-napkin cost analysis of your standard PodCamp (hotel plus food) should be equivalent to the cost of PodCruise.

  • http://www.ChristopherSPenn.com Christopher S. Penn

    In this case, after reviewing Hank Otero’s basic planning worksheets, what’s being charged for is the hotel and food. The event itself is free, and a quick back-of-napkin cost analysis of your standard PodCamp (hotel plus food) should be equivalent to the cost of PodCruise.